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Location: Thane, Maharashtra, India
Department: Engineering
Compensation: INR 20000 - 30000 per month
Experience: 1–2 yrs
ITDaksh Education is looking for a skilled, enthusiastic, and experienced Java Trainer to join our training team. The selected candidate will be responsible for delivering engaging and practical training sessions to students who want to build a career in Java and software development. The trainer should have strong knowledge of Core Java, Advanced Java, object oriented programming, JDBC, SQL, MySQL, Spring Framework, and Spring Boot.
The role involves explaining technical concepts in a simple and understandable manner, conducting hands on coding sessions, and helping students improve their programming and problem solving skills. The Java Trainer will create practical exercises, assignments, coding tasks, and real world projects to support effective learning.
Responsibilities also include resolving student queries, monitoring learning progress, conducting assessments, and providing constructive feedback. The candidate should have excellent communication and presentation skills and a passion for teaching. Previous experience in Java development, technical training, mentoring, or teaching will be preferred.
Location: Thane, Maharashtra
Job Type: Full Time
Company: ITDaksh Education
From live job posts on CoreHRx, updated 1 Nov 2026. Skill figures count posts that list their skills; salary figures only posts that show a salary.
The post states ₹2.4–3.6 LPA.
The post asks for 1–2 Yrs experience.
In Thane.
It is a full time job.
You apply on Itdaksh Education's website. CoreHRx takes you there after you sign in.
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